1. **cd**: Change directory
2. **dir**: List directory contents
3. **mkdir**: Create a directory
4. **rmdir**: Remove a directory
5. **del**: Delete files
6. **copy**: Copy files
7. **xcopy**: Extended copy with more options
8. **move**: Move files
9. **rename**: Rename files
10. **type**: Display contents of a text file
11. **echo**: Display text or enable/disable echoing of commands
12. **cls**: Clear the command prompt window
13. **exit**: Exit the command prompt
14. **ipconfig**: Display IP configuration
15. **ping**: Send ICMP echo request to a network host
16. **netstat**: Display network connections, routing tables, interface statistics, etc.
17. **tasklist**: List running processes
18. **taskkill**: Terminate a running process
19. **shutdown**: Shutdown or restart the computer
20. **systeminfo**: Display system configuration information
21. **gpupdate**: Update group policies
22. **gpresult**: Display group policy information
23. **regedit**: Open the registry editor
24. **attrib**: Change file attributes
25. **chkdsk**: Check and repair disk problems
26. **format**: Format a disk
27. **sfc**: System File Checker - scan and repair system files
28. **diskpart**: Disk partitioning tool
29. **wmic**: Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line
30. **powercfg**: Power configuration tool
31. **cipher**: Encrypt or decrypt files and folders
32. **net**: Manage network resources
33. **sc**: Service Control Manager
34. **robocopy**: Robust file copy utility
35. **netsh**: Network Shell
36. **bcdedit**: Boot Configuration Data Editor
37. **bcdboot**: Boot Configuration Data Store Repair
38. **net user**: Manage user accounts
39. **net localgroup**: Manage local groups
40. **net share**: Manage shared resources
41. ipconfig/displayall - shows all the dns ip
42. ipconfig/flushdns - clear all the dns which were recorded
43.wmic cpu get NumberOfCores,NumberOfLogicalProcessors - processor core and logical processor.
44.**color 2 & curl ascii.live/forest**
45.**Command:**
- **cleanmgr /sageset**
**Purpose:**
- The `/sageset` option is used to configure the Disk Cleanup utility in Windows. It allows users to specify which types of files they want to clean up.
**Functionality:**
1. **Configuration:**
- When you run `cleanmgr /sageset`, it opens the Disk Cleanup Settings dialog box. Here, you can select the categories of files to delete (e.g., Temporary Internet Files, Recycle Bin, etc.).
2. **Usage:**
- You can use a unique number (n) with `/sageset` to save these settings. For example, `cleanmgr /sageset:1` will create a configuration with the identifier 1.
3. **Execution:**
- After setting up your cleanup preferences, you can run the cleanup using the `/sagerun` option with the same number. For example, `cleanmgr /sagerun:1` will execute the cleanup tasks configured with `sageset:1`.
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